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If i can tap you guys one more time.

What if the address is:
BRYAN BAKER|4/4/2015|5178 16th Street|TEST

What I want is:
BRYAN BAKER|4/4/2015|5 1 7 8 16th Street|TEST

Right now, when I use...

Don - thanks for the correction in my original post. You are correct, I didn't have my delimiters set correct and wouldn't have worked. I was going back an d forth between pipe and csv, thus the...

Have Pipe Delimited File:
> BRYAN BAKER|4/4/2015|518 VIRGINIA AVE|TEST
> JOE BAXTER|3/30/2015|2233 MockingBird RD|ROW2On 3rd column where the address is located, I want to add a space after every...

One of those things that is clear as day once you see it. Thanks Much for everyone's help!

Open to a sed/awk/or perl alternative so that i can stick command into my bash script.

This is a problem I resolve using a combination of cut commands - but that is getting convoluted. So...

works great. thanks again!

Trying to use sed - but having no luck.

I have a text file - I want to replace whatever character is in position 106, 157 and 237 w/ the string "xxx". Want this change for all lines w/in that...

For the awk option - how do i put it into a bash script? When running manually, works great. As soon as I put that same line into a script, the $0 and $1 doesn't utilize the arguments specified in...

Tried the Perl version - yeah, does work a LOT faster. Not familiar w/ Perl - had one question - if the account number changes position, i know i can edit the [3] to let's say [0] if it is located...

Works great - I used your 2nd suggestion. Processed huge files a lot faster that I would have thought.

You really helped me out of a jam! Thanks again.

I tried a few ways to resolve this using a bash script w/ a loop, no luck.

File1: roughly 6,000 account numbers such as:
1111
1512
1113
123

I also have a dozen or so csv...